How to Make A Simple Spring Flower Wall

I love making something out of nothing, like my projects’ with sticks and brown paper lunch bags when I made bunnies. Today, I’m making a simple spring flower wall.

Today’s project uses three or four of those little bundles of daffodils you find at all the markets this time of year and my propagation wall. Wait…you don’t have a propagation wall? Just kidding! Obviously, not everyone does, so I have two other ideas that cost very little but still create a lovely spring display.

I’m joining a few friends to share our spring DIY ideas! Links at the bottom of the post!

But first, let’s start with making the propagation wall a springtime flower display.

You only need three or four bunches of daffodils that they import from the United Kingdom and sell for $1.29 a bundle. I still find that amazing. So little for something that brings so much joy!

I added a few little decorations from Terrain and the metal garland I used for my springtime table. It looks just as pretty hanging on the wall as it does on the table! The little carrots in spring colors are like bottle brush trees, only carrots! They also have a brush carrot garland.

What I love about the propagation wall is that it can be used to propagate plants or as a beautiful seasonal flower display. I love to clip flowers in the garden in the summer and add a stem or two to each vessel. During the holidays, I bought a huge poinsettia plant right before Christmas and clipped the blooms to display on the wall. It’s so versatile and easy to change up for the season!

I add hydrangeas in their various states from the moment they start to bloom until they are brown and dried, but I still love them, and they are gorgeous on my propagation-turned-flower wall display!

For an early spring display, daffodils are a perfect choice. They are just starting to pop up in the garden. I like to blend what’s going on outdoors with indoors.

Another way to display daffodils is by using repurposed bottles.

I have a thing for old or repurposed bottles. When we travel, it’s one of the things you’ll always find in my suitcase. They are the perfect vase for a stem or two of almost any kind of flower. You can line them on a window sill or a table or fill a tray with bottles.

I added them to about a dozen bottles and placed them on the coffee bar shelf. It made it feel like spring in an instant!

Coffee Bar with Spring Flower Display

Make an Arrangement Using a Flower Frog

I only started using a flower frog last year. I use this kind, and they are so easy to use. You place the flower frog in a pot, a bowl, or a cup and then fill it by sticking in branches and flowers in a way that makes you happy! Add water and place it where you will enjoy your creation.

Here is what I added to my arrangement

• Start with a vessel. I used a shallow bowl about 6″ in diameter and only about 1.5″ deep.
• Add a flower frog
• A branch with some moss that I found in my yard
• A few small branches from a birch tree that I picked up on a recent walk
• 3 – 5 daffodil stems
• 3 – 5 pussy willow branches
• 2 -3 chamomile stems

And now, let’s take a look at what my friends came up with for Easter DIY Decor!

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7. How to Make a Simple Spring Flower Wall | Most Lovely Things
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